From Intercollegiate Studies institute <[email protected]>
Subject What’s the best conservative book of 2022?
Date October 17, 2022 9:34 PM
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Your favorite author could win $10,000

Collecting nominations for the Conservative Book of the Year award . . .
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Dear John,

I have a question for you . . .

What was the best conservative book of 2022?

Right now, you can submit your nominations for ISI’s Conservative Book of the Year award ([link removed]) .

We know you are a thoughtful, discerning reader. So we're asking you and other ISI faculty for your picks.

Which new title has caught your eye in 2022? It can be any book published so far in 2022—or any book set to be published by Dec. 31, 2022.

You can make your nominations using this
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The winning author will receive a $10,000 cash prize.

Recent winners of ISI’s Conservative Book of the Year award include Victor Davis Hanson for The Dying Citizen, Wilfred M. McClay for Land of Hope, Yoram Hazony for The Virtue of Nationalism, Rod Dreher for The Benedict Option, and Bradley J. Birzer for Russell Kirk: American Conservative.

Please send in your ideas!

Some thoughtful books have come out this year, and I don’t want to overlook any worthy contenders.

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